You refer to me. That she pursued the president is a fact not affected by your disgust. She said prior to going to the White House that she needed to get some presidential kneepads. None of that diminishes her as a person, and it is indeed a horror that it became public and, indeed, ruined her life. It's terrible and not her fault.
The story was immediately framed as though Clinton had come on to her, and how could she refuse the President of the United States? That's not how it happened. There are transcripts. The act, which Clinton should have refused and was wrong not to, was consensual. I don't believe Lewinski herself has ever said otherwise. She never claimed to be a victim. Had she done so, she'd likely be a millionaire as a result. She did not go mercenary; she maintained an admirable level of integrity.
Our puritanical society had national reporters acting as though they'd never heard of nor participated in oral sex.
I also make clear that what Clinton did was wrong. Very. Fucking. Wrong. He compounded that wrong act by making a point of lying about it outright. He should have had her moved to a position where there is no direct contact. There should be consequences for his part in this, but if you can't get a president for betraying his country, how are you going to get one for deplorable sex in the Oval office?
Nothing I've written defends Clinton for this action. My position is clear. I need not explain it again.